Official Digi Cam Pic Thread!

[MasterGoa]

201211040506 by dharrisphotog, on Flickr

That is a beautiful, authentic, natural girl.

And then there are the eyes!

[Razeus]

That is a beautiful, authentic, natural girl.

And then there are the eyes!

She's all grown up now.

[biggerC]

[Tyr-Sog]

Big, love them all!

I took a stone bridge pic today also.

Detroit Zoo
Sigma 70-200 OS

[biggerC]

Big, love them all!

I took a stone bridge pic today also.

Thanks! I like your shot too.

[DeathKnight]

D600 teardown: http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nikon...ardown/10708/1

[Tyr-Sog]

Just picked up a brand new sealed Pixma pro9000 mark II for a $125 on craigslist.

The market is flooded with them because Canon has been giving them away with DSLR purchases. My local CL had 6 up, all new ,factory sealed for $125.

Came with $50 worth of high end paper to.

[Darkz0r]

[Tyr-Sog]

Sigma 70-200OS

[Tyr-Sog]

sig 30 1.4
wideopen

[flyhigh]

Sony NEX-5

[GravY]

not feelin it

[MasterGoa]

The arm is too much, also I would reduce your FOV slightly...

[Razeus]

The arm is too much, also I would reduce your FOV slightly...

Unless the arm is coming for the little girl! Pepper spray sold here! MUAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA!

[Mahjik]

I think the actual photo is nice and crisp. Good color & light balance. For me, I just didn't find anything interesting in the photo unlike some of your other street photos (which I liked a lot!).

[Emmet Otter]

Those are some nice falls flyhigh.

[swingline]

Great pics guys.

I can't use the gear you guys do:

[Razeus]

not feelin it

The arm is too much, also I would reduce your FOV slightly...

I think the actual photo is nice and crisp. Good color & light balance. For me, I just didn't find anything interesting in the photo unlike some of your other street photos (which I liked a lot!).

[biggerC]

[Razeus]

http://devour.com/video/clueless-dslr-users/

[MasterGoa]

Pee-Wee football game last Sunday:
















Gripped D700 and a 300 F2.8 AF-ED is a hell of a kit!
Everything here at 2.8, straight out of camera, else for resize.

[biggerC]

[Tyr-Sog]

D600 is dropping in price(-$100) and bundled with $200 of goodies on Amazon.

To bad there's all the reports of problems

[**G.I.BRO**]

D600 is dropping in price(-$100) and bundled with $200 of goodies on Amazon.

To bad there's all the reports of problems

Oh wow, what issues? I havent paid attention since the first week it came out. NIce shots BC, especially the 2nd one!

[Razeus]

D600 is dropping in price(-$100) and bundled with $200 of goodies on Amazon.

To bad there's all the reports of problems

Just the oil on the sensor issue. Everything else is fine.

[Tyr-Sog]

Just the oil on the sensor issue. Everything else is fine.

The oil is pretty bad. There's also been complaints about a black line down one of the sides on RAW photos.

[Pornstar Yard Gnom]

*doggies*

please stop cutting off their tails... poor doggies.

[UberBeavis]

This is the kind of thing I see out the window at work.

[DefendYourWakka]

toy boat!

[Osirus]

some photo news

New law in canada was passed this month

Now gives photographers all copyrights to there images, even if they are shooting for another company/business etc.

http://www.petapixel.com/2012/11/07/canadian-photogs-now-officially-own-the-copyright-to-all-of-their-photos/

A big win for photographers in Canada: as of today, you now officially own the copyright to all your photographs regardless of whether they were commissioned. The development comes as a result of Canada major copyright reform bill (Bill C-11) taking effect this morning. One of the stated goals of the new copyright law is to, “give photographers the same rights as other creators.”

In an email just sent out to member photographers, Canadian Association of Professional Image Creators (CAPIC) copyright head André Cornellier writes,

The principle of protecting photographers’ ownership rights started 65 years ago by Henri Cartier-Bresson, who founded Magnum with Robert Capa and David Seymour. Magnum assured that a photographer’s image belonged to the photographer and not to the commissioner of the work.
In Canada, all other artists have already owned the copyrights to their work and thanks to this new law, Canadian photographers, albeit the last in the industrialized world, now have all legal rights to their images.

Previously, photographers were not automatically the first owners of their photographs when shooting commissioned work, but instead it was the individuals or businesses that commissioned the images who owned the copyrights. Section 13(2) of the Canadian Copyright Act specifically singled out photography as being different than other creative works.
Photographers who wanted to own the full copyrights of their work were required to have the transfer explicitly agreed upon in a written and signed contract.

Read more at http://www.petapixel.com/2012/11/07/...R3szJJT1AM7.99

That once-murky environment is no more. Starting today, photographers will automatically become the first owners of photos created for someone else.
Cornellier notes that his organization and a number of others have been working to see this law passed for more than 20 years, and that many photographers have contributed countless donations and volunteer hours toward the lobbying process.

Read more at http://www.petapixel.com/2012/11/07/...R3szJJT1AM7.99

[biggerC]

[Crawdaddy79]

My daughter's feet on Tuesday.

[Roxen]

Gross.

[MasterGoa]

Interesting, no toe nails yet...

[UberBeavis]

Another shot from the reception area of my new office suite.

[Tyr-Sog]

Settled in from our move and finally I've been able to hook up the pixma 9000pro MKII. Just finished 2 test copy 4x6 prints and damn do they look great! Better than anything I've ordered for sure(granted, costco, walgreens, CVS, etc). I think I lucked out also because whats on my screen matches damn near perfect from what's been printing. I've read a lot of horror stories about the display being so far off from the printer that the pictures looking nothing like what the display shows. I'd still like to get a display calibration though.

[_TiTaNiuM]

http://gizmodo.com/5965080/the-cameras-and-settings-that-captured-this-years-best-photos

Very interesting set of graphs.

[DeathKnight]

Moon and Jupiter from the middle of last week

[GravY]

[Razeus]

http://gizmodo.com/5965080/the-camer...rs-best-photos

Very interesting set of graphs.

Saw this over the weekend. Talk about a poor use of charts. I can't even tell what is what using those colors. Too much data to make those charts. When will people learn...